How to say helping in Japanese

盛り【もりmori】盛

noun / suffix noun / counter:

  • serving (of food); helping

noun:

  • chilled soba served on a dish (often on a wicker basket or in a shallow steaming basket) with dipping sauce - abbreviation ➜ 盛り蕎麦

Example Sentences

「手伝っtetsudaてteくれkureてteありがとうarigatou。」　「どういたしましてdouitashimashite。」
"Thanks for the help." "Don't mention it."
普通のfutsuuno看護師kangoshiはha、ちんこchinkoにni溲瓶shibinもmo添えるsoeruしshi手術shujutsuのno時tokiはha剃毛sokeもmoするsuruぞzo。
A typical nurse will do such things as helping with a urinal bottle, and shaving in preparation for surgery!
ああaa、男に二言はないotokoninigonhanai。でもdemo手伝うtetsudauだけdakeだdaからkaraなna。美咲misakiもmoやれyareよyo。
Yes, a man is as good as his word. But I'll just be helping, you understand. You'll have to work too.
「まあmaa、見た目mitameはha変なhennaヤツYATSUだdaがga・・・中身nakamiはhaもっとmotto変henだda」「フォローFUOROOにniなってないnattenaiですdesu」
"Well he looks odd on the surface ... but he's even odder on the inside." "You're really not helping me there."
老婦人roufujinはha、道路douroをwo横断oudanするsuruのnoをwo手伝ったtetsudattaことkotoに対してnitaishite、私watashiにni感謝kanshaしたshita。
The old lady thanked me for helping her across the road.

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